White Blood Cell Count
Nutrients connected to White Blood Cell Count
A link means the body needs the nutrient for this, or that low intake is linked to it. It does not mean extra supplements help if your intake is already adequate; each link shows how strong the evidence is.
- Poison fire coralDocumented risk
Very low white cell counts, often with low platelets, were the key lab finding in the case reports.
- Thunder god vineDocumented risk
NCCIH lists lower white blood cell counts as a possible side effect.
- PeriwinkleDocumented risk
A decreased white blood cell count is listed as a possible effect, with a case of agranulocytosis that resolved after stopping.
- MaitakeDocumented risk
MSK lists a higher white blood cell count and asymptomatic eosinophilia among reported effects.
- False tinder conk (willow bracket)Preliminary or mixed
White cell counts rose in the decoction group in the 8-week trial; this is one small trial in cancer survivors.
- MayappleDocumented risk
Low white cell counts follow an initial rise after poisoning (IPCS).
- Autumn crocus (colchicum)Documented risk
Low white cell counts and bone marrow suppression have been reported with colchicine.
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